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NEW ADVERTISE- MENTS.

INTIMATIONS.

BANK HOLIDAY.

IN Accordance with Ordinance. No.

B

THE HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JUNE 28th,

PUBLIC AUCTION, DARTICULARS & CONDITIONS-

5 of 1912, the EXCHANGE of the Sale by Public Auction to BANKS will be" CLOSED for the TRANSACTION of PUBLIC BUSI. be held on TUESDAY, the SRS DAT of NESS on MONDAY, the 2ND JULY. JULY, 1828, at 3 r... at the Office

Bong Kong, 28th June, 1925. [6492 of the Pablis Works Department, by Order of His ExcELLENCY THE GOVERNOR of One. Let of OKOWN LAND TH Kok Tsui, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 78 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Kant to be fired by the Burveyor of His MAZESTY ZES Koe, for one further term of 75 years. PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Q.

NOTICE.

R.

UNMUZZLED DOGS ON

BATHING BEACHES,

THE Public are WARNED that the MUZZLING ORDER applies equally to BATHING BEACHES * to any other Pertion of the Colony mentioned in the Regulations.

Ferrons taking Doge to the Public Bathing Beaches are therefore Warned that such Dogs Mast Not Be Allowed to Run about the Beaches Uamuzzled, a practice which has recently grown up on the Larger Bathing Beaches.

E. D. WOLFE,

Capt. Supt. of Police,

(6433

28th June, 1928.

NOTICE.

سیت

THE FELIX ESTABLISHMENT

WILL BE OPENED BY

M. OWEN

AT

MURPHY

No. 7, ICE HOUSE STREET, TO-DAY (THURSDAY).

THE & TABELAFTERNOON inpaect the Latest AFTERNOON GOWNS and EVENING DRESSES which have just been received.

Lot No. 2120.

Kowloon Inland

Tai Kok Tani,

No. of Saloj

Registry No

Locality.

0.

| Boundary.

Measure

ments.

As per

zale pian

7,440

quare feet.

Anomal

Contents in

Hental.

Upset Price

PUBLIC AUCTION,

3.

[6424

PARTICULARS & CONDITIONS

PARTIC

of the Bale by Public Anction to be held on TUESDAY, the SED DAY of

JULY, 1998, at 3 r., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, "by Order of Hu EXCELLENCY THE GOTERKOR, of One Lot of CROWN LAND at Twi Kok Tui in the Colony of Hong Kong. for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at

• Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of H MAJESTY There is also Large Assortment of Tax Kixa, for one farther term of 75 HATS, All of the Latest Style-and at Moderate Prices,

[6438

THE HONG KONG ELECTRIC CO., LTD.

Isus or 150,000 NEW ORDINARY SHARE OF $10 EACH, CREDITED A FULLT PAID Ur.

TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the REGISTER of MEM BERS of the Company will be CLOSED from 1T JULY, 1928, to the 102H JULY, 1928, Both Days inclusive, during which Feriod No Transfer of Shares can be registered.

By Order of the Board of Directors, GIBE, LIVINGSTON & CO., LTD.",

Agente. Hong Kong, 16th June, 1928. [6390

CHAN TONG ́ALIAS CHAN

TSZE U DECEASED

LATE OF 18R, McDoFXELL Boad and Tax DAIRY FARM ICE & COLD STORAGE Co., LTD.

CREDITORS of the above-named are requested to send their Claims as soon as possible to the Undersigned.

JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER, Bolicitors, &c.,

Prince's Building. Hong Kong, 25th June, 1928. [6423

G.

E

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT.

IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that

Tender for

years.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

No of Sale!

Lot No. 2121.

Kowloon Inland

Registry No.

Between Kowloon

and 1862, Fnk Teun Inland Lot; Nos, 1776

Locality.

Street, Tai

Kok

Toul

ca

Q.

Boundary Measure.

ments.

As per

sale plan

rquato fool.

Annual

Rental

Contente in

About

3,203

B.

PUBLIC AUCTION. "

30

8425

Upast Price.

4,BD5

RTICULARS & CONDITIONS

PARTI

of the Sale by Public Auction to be held on TUESDAY, the 3RD DAY of JULY, 1923, at 3 r. at the Ofice

of the Public Works Department, br Order of His EXCELLENT THE GOVERNOR of One Lot of GROWN LAND' at Shamshnipe in the Colony of Hong Kong, for a term of 75 years, commen cing from lat July, 1898, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of Ers MAJESTY TEL KING, for one furthe term of 24 years less three days,

PARTICULARE OF THE LOT. •

No, of sale.

Sealed Tenders in Triplicate, which should be clearly marked.

·Stone Quarry si Junction of BOUNDARY STEELT and LAI CHI ROAD, SHAMMILUJA, ro," will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office until Noon of MON DAY, THE 9TH DAT OF JULY, 1927, for the Occupation for a

ra Period ending 31st Drexy, 1929, from the Date of Noti a fication of Acceptance of Tender of Fiece or Parcel of Ground, containing abent 3.95 seres, shown coloured red on plan signed by the DizzCTOR of PUBLIC WORKS dated step JUNE, 1808 but subject to certain conditions which can be ascer tained at the Office of the Diazetor or PURLIO WOLKA, --

Each, Tender must be accompanied by a receipt to the effect that the Tenderar has deposited in the Colonial Treasury Sum of $100 as a Pledge of the bona fides at his Offer, which Sum shall be forfeited, to the Crown, if the Tenderer refuses to carry out his Tender and with the conditions, should the comply Tender be accepted.

Form: of Tender and particulars can be obtained from t Ofice of the Director of PUBLIO WORKL

The Government does not bind itself

to accept the highest or any Tonder..

HAROLD T. OREASY, --

Director of Public Works. 22nd June, 1928.

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WOOLLEN PIECE GOODS

BRADFORD

Merchant

requires AGENT. Will

pay expenses of own Sales- man with Experience of Market, and pay Broker's -Wagce. Replies to

Box

Locality.

New Kowloon Inland Registry No.

Lot Na 1137,

Chon Street, At junction of Tung

Shamekuipo, Chan Street and Yen

G,

Boundary

| Mosaure-

menta.

As per

sales plan

Contents in

Equare foot

Rental

29,250

1. Upset rice

10,500

PUBLIC AUCTION,

134

16423

R.

Palo by Public Auction to DARTICULARS & CONDITIONS

INTIMATIONS.

HONG KONG HORTICULTURAL

1

SOCIETY.

THE

HE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the SOCIETY will be held on THURSDAY, 28TH JUNE, at 5.30 ex., in the Board Room of Messrs. JARDIxi, Matheson & Cou

All Ladies and Gentleman interested in Horticulture, whether Members of the Society or Not, are cordially invited to attend."

AGENDA

1:

1. To receive and pass the Committee's

Report and Statement of Accounts. 2-Toolest Officers and Committee for!

the Ensning Year. 3-Any other Business.

J. A. H. PLUMMER, A. TSE,

Jolat Hon. Secretaries.

[0419

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and

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with all Modern Convenience Drying

Booms and Out-houses, Two Lifts.

Apply to

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4TH FLOOR,

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FOR RENT.

and 4 Koomed

FOREIGN

3 PLATS, vacant from 1ST JULY and let AUGUST.

Roomed Flats..... $120. REIT * Do.

...$140.

Including Taxes.

to JARDINE, MATHESON & CO.. For further particulars please Apply LTD, Socan Dr. Pedder St. [6430

TO LET.

AFLAT in CARNARVON BUILDINGS,

FLATS at MAY ROAD, Hong Kong.

Apply to

HUMPHREYS ESTATE AND

FINANCE CO., LTD., Alkxandra Buildimus,

8201

TO BE LET OR SOLD-Com-

про Bodion

BUNGALOW

st

INTIMATIONS.

WATSON'S

PRICKLY HEAT

LOTION

An infallible remedy, affords immediate relief and effects a speedy.cure.

Prices: 60 cts and $1.25 Per Bottle

1928.

That has always been the position of neutral powers and the question arises whether or no Mr. KELLOG'S scheme must be dismissed as wildly Utopian.

It aaks of commerce a big and a new sacrifice. It involves a new principle. "Ia private trade we do not for example punish the revolver merchant for being an accessory to any murder committed by his clients and the economie struggle of life is so keen that we

simply do not examine the question involved by the existence of many injurious trades of which that in armaments in the greatest.

A beginning has, however, been made with China. If there is any prospect of peace in this country it is because the nations of the world, excepting Russia, imposed themselves a self-denying ordinance no longer to supply armaments in open market and promising not to. support this or that war-lord who offered some privilege or concession when he

upon

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MAGAZINE GAP, near Meroz Bain A. S. WATSON

£4273

Good Garden, Private Gamage.—Apply, Box No 6273, c/o Hong Kong Daily Prou.

& CO., LTD.

10 LET. Farnished for 4 Months THE HONG LONG DISPENSARY. Tour and HOUSE on BOYKY BOAD. Small Garden. Moderate Rental.

PHONE C. 16. -Apply: JOHN D. HUMPHREYS

BON, ALEXAndia Buildings,

[6330

EMI-DETACHED HOUSE, with Flush Installation, No. 5, CONDUIT Ros. Three 3.4 Roomed FLATS, in Nos. 14 and 18, CONDUR ROAD-Apply to: H. M. H. NEMAZEE.

580

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The Baily Press.

Howe Koxe, JUNE 28TH, 1928..

THE OUTLAWRY OF WAR

TRERE is a big idea in Mr.

be held on TUESDAY, the JD DAY of KELLOG's proposal for the the out JULY, 1928, at 3 r., at the Officer of

of Hin EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR, Uf

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be

allies-even though the latter called neutrals carrying on legiti mate trade. Previously, when two nations fought, so far from be coming outlaws their obliging neighbours fell over each other in their eagerness to supply them with everything necessary for the struggle. A war creates big markets; it forms a commercial vacuum

which draws in its aeeds from every available source. Nations in the: past have never hesitated to avail themselves of the great trading! opportunities opened up by war. In the Napoleonic struggle the French

rule al China. It may be said that China has no more money to epend on munitions, that commercial" concessions are worthless, that 'ber, war-lords are men of straw. · It does not do to look below the surface, but the hope ariess that if war has bech to some extent 'out-` lawed in the case of China the thing is practicable, perhaps on a small scale at first, and later in a manner that will make it a real

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

TO-DAY'S MEETING.

SUPPLEMENTARY EXPENDI TURE DURING 1997.

THREE NEW ORDINANCES.

H.K. HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

TO-DAY'S ANNUAL MEETING.

APPEAL TO GARDENING ENTHUSIASTS.

The annual general meeting of the

Hong Kong Horticultural Society takes place to-day at 5.30

p.m. in the board room of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co, Ltd. A meeting of the Legislative The meeting is, of course, open ta

Council will be held this (Thurs tural-alterations and additions day) afternoon. Owing to the true

being made to the offices of the Colonial Secretariat the meeting will take place at the offices of the Sanitary Beard, Post Office Build- ing

1927.

and the Committee are making a the public as well as to members

subscriptions and in the form of special appeal for support both for new members as despite an incras- ed membership the Society is ia debt.

The gardena of Hong Kong, besides being a delightful feature The principal item on the agenda of the Colony are a real asset to is the first reading of the ordinance the place and very much enhance to authorise the appropriation of the attractiveness of its appearance supplementary sum of $387,398.33 in the eyes of visitors, official and to defray the charges of the year otherwise. An Association of this This total represents the kind can do a lot for the garden amounts spent in 1997 which were enthusiast without asking very not included in the Budget ordin-much in return. Everyone who hai, ance for the year. A supplementary or is interested in, a "cabbage financial ordinance has to be passed patch" is therefore asked to come to put such expenditure in order. along to-day and help a very de

The various items are as follow: serving institution. The wubscrip-

H. E. the Governor ...8 1,777.95!tion is only 85 a year and a con Royal Observatory... 1,380.09 tribution of $100 carries with it Attorney-General... 1,931.40 life-membership.

878.49

2,094,98 Miscellaneous Acrvices 357,894,88 "Charitable services

...2,134.41

Land Office

Public Works recur rent.....................

Total $387,308.33

The Report.

The report for the period ending May, 31st, 1998, states: Vegetables, was held on Thursday, February 3rd, 1928, at the Hong Kong Volunteer Defence Corps

The Annual Show of Flowers and

The Acting Attorney-General, Sir! Headquarters, and was as success- ful as in past years. The entries Henry Pollock, will move the first reading of the following three showed an increase over recent Ordinances-an Ordinance to amend years, and the standard of the ex- the Distress for Rent Ordinance, the Governor and Lady Clementi hibits was good. His Excellency 1883; an Ordinance to amend the

again evinced their interest in the Ordinance to amend the registration of United Kingdom Patents Ordin- Lady Clementi kindly presented

the prizes. ance, 1925, and to make certain provisions with regard to letters patent granted under the Patents Ordinance, 1892.“

factor in preserving the peace of Dentistry Ordinance, 1814; and an Society by visiting the Show and

the world.

Ong British case of enteric was reported on Tuesday. -

FINANCE COMMITTEE. In a summons brought by the

Following the Legislative Council Sanitary Department against the

there will be a meeting of the master of a grocery shop in Yaumati Finance Committee when votes for before the Kowloon Magistrate supplementary expenditure amount yesterday, a fine of $10 was iming to a total of 8944,430 will be posed on selling pepper which bad

Public Works. been adulterated. It was stated

By far the largest part of this

that a sample purchased by an in- spector contained 30 per cent. rice

starch,

asked for.

IN

The Committee desire to express their thanks to Lieat Colonel L. G. Bird, D.S.O., and the Officers of the Defence Corps for the loan of the Volunteer Headquarters and the Parade Ground for the Show, Police, for valuable assistance ren- to the Captain Superintendent of dered by the Police, to the Superin- tendent of the Botanical Gardens for his assistance in the judging of Exhibits and for the Botanical Gardens Exhibit of ferns, and to all those who rendered service in

the various capacities, also to

amount is needed for public works. donors to the Prize Fund. include $4,300 for general repairs by the departure from the Colony, The Society suffers a great loss The requirements of the P.W.D. to the Police Pier, Kowloon Point; on his retirement from business, of $7,000 for the completion of the its oldest member, Mr. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Rindle and Wongneichong Village development; Gibb, and the Committee desire, on son wish to convey their thanks for $1,000 for the architect's fee in hehalf of the Society, to express the many expressions of sympathy connection with the proposed new their, acknowledgment of the very and beautiful floral tributes receiv-Infectious Diseases Hospital (scheme great services which Mr. Gibb has ed from their many, friends, also to not proceeded with); 3,000 for rendered to the Society for many the Rev. Brothers of St. Joseph's inserting double doors between the years. College, the staff and children of front and back rooms in each oË The Committee desire to draw Quarry Bay School and members of 15 Police flats in Caine Road with particular attention to the financial the Taikoo Club for sympathy the object of improving the ven position of the Society. The Mem- during their recent sad bereave-tilation of these quarters: $2,040 bership at the end of 1927 was 137 ment. They also wish to thank the for fitting up the fifth floor of the and has since increased to 200% The doctor and sisters of the Victoria P. & O. building for the Gover the Society is now in debt, and sa Hospital for their kindness to their ment Marine Surveyor and his loving son, "Billy," "

LEAVE TO-MORROW BY

balance-sheet however shows that

next year.

THE GUARDS' ASSOCIA TION.

staff: $63,000 for the new road, urgent appeal is made to all mem- Causeway Bay to North Point:bers to do their best to enrol new- $1,160 for raising typhoon mast and members, in order to meet the ex- installing electric signal lights at Pepses of the lower Show for GUARDS FOR THE NORTH. Lyemun Barracks; $20,000 for widening Castle Peak Road to 60 feet and filling in areas at Cheung Sha Wan; 822,553 for various com- pensations and resumptions; 82,160 for improvements to Central Police BRANCH FORMED FOR HONG Station; $335 for furniture in the new lounge for European single tion; 89,000 for repairs to Pokfulam of H.M.'s Brigade of Guards and officers at the Central Police Sta-

A gathering of former members Pumping Station; $7,000 for hydro Household Cavalry was held yester graphic survey in connection with day at Lane Crawford's Restaurant reported silting in the harbour; to form a branch of the Guards 83,000 for diverting and training Association for Hong Kong, and stream course at Wongneicheong South China. There was quite a 8850 for iron fences and gates in good attendance, ex-members of the High Street near G.C.H, Sisters'

Grenadiers, Caldstream, Irish,

“ YUENSANG.”

The 2nd Battalion Scots Guarde leaving to-morrow for the Tenang at 10 a.m. from Wham- North. They will embark on the ..

pos Dock, Kowloon.

are

ROBBERY IN GASCOINE ROAD.

KONG AND S. CHINA.

armies were largely clothed with AN EARLY MORNING HOLD UP. Quarters; 34,600 for miscellaneous Scots and 2nd Life Guards bring

cloth from English looms. The Government knew this but allowed

A

"TWO MEN CHARGED IN

KOWLOON.

tective.

4.

present

draining works at Kowloon; $10,000 for miscellaneous works in Hong Major G. T. C. Warner, D.S.O., Kong; 86,000 for apparatus required 1.C., O.C., the 2nd Battm the in connection with proposed wire-Scots Guards, presided and read a it because we needed the money and

Early on the morning of June less broadcasting: 812,750 for rent letter from the Equerry of the we were, after all, consolidating 18th, four men, who were alleged to ing premises in P. & O. Building H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught in our hold on the textile trade of have been armed with two daggers and necessary fittings for radio connection with the sims and ob

and a revolver, robbed a Chinese "telegraphy.

jects of the Association, which are the World. When the Great War of his money in Glasgoine Road.

Other Items

to bring together all who have broke out

The matter was reported to the leading

There is not much left after the served in the Brigade of Guards English Yaumati Palice and two men were Public Works Department has been and Household Cavalry for social publicist of unimpeachable -record arrested. One of them, it was satisfied, but the few remaining and charitable purposes pleaded for British pentra

on alleged, attempted to bribe the de- items are:-Police Pension 88,535 Mr. D. L King was elected pre- the ground that we could trade

owing to more officers retiring from sident, Inspector Lane, Hon. Secre The arrested men were charged the Police Force during the year tary and Gunner Quarter Master J. with both belligerents to our in-before Mr. W. Schofield at the Kow than was anticipated; University Piper treasurer. estimable advantage. America and by Inspector Fallon, with stealing from Government Schools-8279; W. Wells were elected to the com

Major Wyan "lood'Magistracy yesterday afternoon Examination fees for candidates Finch, Sergt. O'Comell and Mr. J. the neutral powers of Europe in from the complainant the sum of Sanitary Department, bonuses to mittee. the Public Works Department, by Order lawry of war. To begin with the sisted at the bayonet's point on

$21 in Hong Kong bank notes and dispensary licentiates and clerks for $2.60 in Canton coins. Another vaccination, $800; Fire Brigade, WEATHER REPORT! One Lot of Crown Land at Morrison signing of such a pact must do their right to supply both sides count was offering a bribe of $10 light motor, $10,741; Denth Hill, in the Colony of Hong Kong, for something to strengthen the view with munitions. Notes were isfied to a detective.

Gratuities. $10,000; Royal Obser Yesterday's weather report, fore term of 75 years, with the option of that armed conflict is not the with impartial indignation when stated that he was proceeding in Magnetic Station, $240; District Royal Observatory at 5.45 pm, Complainant, in his evidence vatory, salary of attendant for cast and remarks, issued by the Tepowal at a Crown Beat to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, proper method of settling inter Britain maintained her blockade & ricksha along Gasgoine Road Officer, North, conveyance allow stated: för one further term of 75 years.

national difficulties.

when four men suddenly dashed out ance, 8180; Miscellaneous Services, Even if the of the neutral powers who were and robbed him of the money after stationery, 830,000; Medical Depart East Bonins. It is low over China Pressure continues highest to the PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.

Great Powers can only give the iden acting as intermediaries between the usual threats with daggers and ment, dental treatment, $1,100 generally and shallow depression a very qualified support as regards Germany and America, and when a revolver. The ricksha coolie cor- Education, additional Scholarship is indicated over South Japan.

roborated this evidence and said Boards for King's College, $270; Local Forecast:-Southwinds, their own right to defend their German submarines zank ships con- that he was so frightened that he Kowloon-Canton Railway, re-railing modeste, fair to showery, interests by arms it upholds the veying food or munitions to Great did not look into the men's faces, tunnel No. 2, $25,650,-

A Chinese detective said that he principle of intervention when minor Britain. There was no outlawry was sent out at 2.30 in the more-

H.E. The Governor,

period for which he acts for Bir $ aations set about small wars that of war in that attitude but a whole ing with another detective and the

Personal emoluments 82,062 The Cecil Clementi, half the salary of complainant to search for the men. | Secretary of State approved of the Governɗr and the whole of the have the habit of dagging in one hearted support of it. No one ever At the rifle range, he saw two men H.E. Sir Cecil Clementi's leave of entertainment allowance, together protagonist after the other, thought of outlawing war or of not walking down the hill. On seeing absence from May 8th, 1928, for with half his salary as Colenial.

witness the men run away, but were three months will full salary, to be Secretary, The plan for the outlawing of making every possible penny out of caught after a chase. On the way followed by leave of absence with The above sum of 82,652 is ap- war is mainly founded upon the the slaughter and mutilation of a to the police station the first de- half salary. The Secretary of State plied for to cover the acting pay

fend gave witness" $10, ^^"

also approved of H.E. Mr. W. T. for HE Mr. Bouthorn after deduct fact that nations are inter-depend lot of foreigners and quietly annex-

The case was adjourned until 11.15 Bouthora drawing, during the whole ing the savings on account of rates cut and cannot wage war withouting their markets.

a.m. on Saturday.

(Continued et foot of next columns ) | of exchange.

| No. of Ente.

Registry No.

Morrison Hill Bond. Locality.

6470, c/o Hong Kong Daily 4: Press.

[This advertisement has been reinserted owing to Replica received having been lost in the Post on their way to Shanghai.]

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ments.

ft. ft. ft. ft.

A per

sale plan.

Contenta in

square foot.

Annual

Bental.

+,200

48

[6421

Upect Price.

23,200